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~ DRESS Trimmings.

rc,, fcscriution of READ, BRAID, and
.,...n DRESS TRIMMINGS.
rt I.fONS iu great variety 10 suit all kinds OF
r....(onl~. Everything desirable az
LEVY & DAVtS'S.
~t.r.si stock Of RUGS ever broucht 10 this
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pAINss, OILS. brushes. Sc.

COL ]. BINSwANGER,
~ 2is EAST RhoAD STREET, NEAR SECOND,
RICHMOND. Va.
pRRPARED PAINTS, wO0DST4ISS,
WHITE LEAD. TuRPENrINE. OILS.
BRUSHES. CLUES. yARNIsHEs, WINDOW
GLASS. &C
Only dealer In this section OF
DRY-PLATES AND PHOTOGRAPHIC
SUPPLIES.
Nest complete assortment Of ARTISTS
hATERIAIS, TUBE C0L0RS, CANVAS
STUDIES. &C.
Eaeh department separate, with fuil variety,
AZ cheapest fgures. corrcssondencs solicited.
oc N-i0t
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MORE PRECISE.

Mr.. Barry, it will be observed, does
not attempt to state precisely when the
cars will be run.
It is to be regrt tied that the line will
not be running during the Fair, when
means of conveyance Will be in sueA
excessive demand.
Stll this company have made such
speed with their work as was never be
fore seen here.
Mr.. j. Thompson Brown, president
Of the company, does not think the cars
will be running before November lst.
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ESTABLISHED ~ 1913.
OSCAR CRAM & CO.,

r.roHrfrs ANp DEALERS IN
--.rU VINES, L,QJ JORs. AND ClGAbS'
..- ....., ,o -e'i attention 10 their large -lo x
-r.ltimcl goods most OF NaI'l
....- .ru ff.por.a'ion from tho hCt
ROPE sND HAVANA.
.....~ many d. Ferent qualities, from
.... ..frscrv uf.cst grades: VI NAD-fNh'
A. gny wears old; BlsANDiEo' VII
.l..4 t1lt4. ...,..,-
.-.. y FINE RYE. BOURBON, an
.Vl~KEYS. JAMAICA and N..
. .rt 3TrIE and pFACh BRANDIE>
...I Dy ary house iu his city.
4gNES thcy always keep al ne
-iu s,ors. bGt refer especially ID
gEE SHIRE AID WIN D.o
l.... ia for tfom and conce led ~ Do
imported. o' 80"
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T. UMBRELLAS.

isnc.ial purchase ~ 500 Fasi-Black Ten.
lfNGHAM UMBRELLAS enables us 20 sci
--.,.iar 81 ~ Umbrella ht sc
tlrchcap CARPETS LEVY < DAVIS.
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lc sOCltIN lllcu uuJU'NUtN'
EfterDOOn SCssiOn.

The body was called to order at 4:3)
hv the new president, Dr. Blacktord
Papers ou the following subjects were
read: "Etiology OF Zymo,ic Diseases
Water and Milk" 10y DR.. NJ. a. Rust,
Richmond Report OF Case of La
narotomy for Treatment Of Pistol-Shoi
| Wounds of the Intcslinos, etc, " by DIR.
A. $. Priddy, Eeysyllle; " Report OF a
Special Case of Lsparotomy,' by DIR.
John r. Sewers, Warrenton.
hll of these were referred to the
| Publication Committee.
FdGmnCd,
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CURTAINS.

-.rro assortment Of CURTAINS Of every
....Iction. our la-ge purchases at auction,
... .e. having imported largely, enable ne 20
r.- .Iuice styles a. the lowest prices.
tIttEIS very cheap. LEVY & DAVIS.
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The Popular Fischer Piano
at lowest prices at Ryland & Lees.
The fason & uamt,. p,aua-

New method Of stringing new repeat
ing action. Bottom figures at Ryland
4 Lees.
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che Burdette. shOniDser, and vOtey
Organs-easy payments-at Ryland &
Lees.
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rhillips,s picsstibls Coco.

produces feeling OF iishtness and baoyancY,
az against that Of weight headache, aud DO
preston, so common with the ordinary cocoas.
II Is nourishing TO high degree and easily
aieested.
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EufcFfaiuyncntE.

last nioht the Medical Society o.
Virsiuia was entertained BIZ Dc. anl
Nrs. hunter Mcclure at their haad-
.o1pe residence, corner OF Grace ah
S,v,b streets. Tie house was brlSht
with lislt from top to bottom. an
tbe tlrce floors thrown open to the
ouests were erandly decorated with cnt-
dowcrs and tropical plautS, the WIN
lows and walls being fcstOoncd with
caylsnds of flowers Of varieSatsd col
ors The plan Of the building IS sucn
,bst the doors can be- thrown back
between the rooms on each floor, and
fins give the appearance OF one sp1-
cons paIlor. During the evenlna
eweet straius OF music could he heacd
rom ii band hid in an ambush OF ioii'
oge. One floor was converted into th'
SINNER hall. and during the evening
nom ten TO twelve Of the guests re-
D,ired tlitber in couples an1 small par
Ses n friends. The table extended th'
lcnoth of the hall. and was beautifully
oaYpisbed with flowers and fruits anC
| 5ci;cscies Of every description arranged
yi,b tempting care and elegant taste
,,,d wiots OF ali sorts were served.
Mrs Hunter McGuire received Al
bcr creds with charming grace. Sh'
sss assisted by Mrs. 4. Colston, Mrs
frank II. McGuire. Mrs. jacob Mt
! rbeaux. NIs. e. Courtney Jenkins
Nrs ". NJ. Cary. Miss May Handy
v;rs NlcGuirc. Miss pdcott, MIS-
! Ro5dv. Miss Winston, Miss Mary Page
an3 Ssissos Ross. A handsoner collec
,;cn M OF women could scarcely be found
he I5ev - were in exquisite toilets, many o
them being very cosby
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NOR SALE, ONE GENUINF

II BKEWsIkk tof Hfoome strooO BUGGY,
with polo and snaiis; also, one sot DOUBLE
HARNESS. New York make and VERY lighk
can 10 seen for few day8 at ths RlCllMOxn
BAZAAR. ii5S east Franklin stroeL % 3lSt
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I.rE WEATHER REPORT.
r. DBEss GOODS.

f,,rer,dnicn. have been made 90 our DRESS
,',.~ >fpDA. We show goods from p, a
.t .., tn g. uer ward. LEVY G DAVIS
.,.r.,r CARpErS before you buy elsewhere
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MANCHEsTER's DONATION.
Newsy Notes from Across the James
River.

Mr.. Henry Eanes died at his resi-
dence, on Decatur street between Ihir-
teenth and Fourteenth, yesterday after
noon at Q o'clock of typhoid fever.
The deceased was twenty-seven years
of age, and had only been married a
few months. He was employed at the
Richmond and Danyille shops, and
was a member of New South Lodge,
No. 8, Junior Order OF American
Mechanics. His funeral will take place
to-day at 4 2. NJ. from Central Metho-
dist church.
SCHOLARS REJOICED.
At the close Of The last session OF the
public schools several scholars who
passed the required examination We're
refused diplomas and certificates on
account of acknowledging that they
had given assistance. The School
Board this year decided to give the
pupils another trial. Miss Eva Harri-
son took another examination and was
awarded graduating diploma. mum
Der Of scholars were promoted to higher
classes.
The body of Mr.. William Shorter,
who was killed near Lynchburg last
Sunday, is expected to arrive III Man
chester to-day.
A CASE OF INTEREST.
Carrington Stowe (coloredD, charged
with assault upon Miss Mary Roach,
was tried by tine Hastings Court yes
terday. The case occupied the whole
day and n portion of the night.
The prisoner was represented by
Giles Jackson and James IL.
HAYES (hoth colored). Mr.. Charles
l.. Page was prosecuting attorney
The courtroom was full of people
the entire day. The evidence was
voluminous, but very conflicting. Al
$50 the jury were given supper, attel
which the court was reassembled anc
the jury retired. At quarter to II
o'clock the jury returned and said they
were unable to agree. They were
locked up until 10 o'clock this morning
CASE or CONTEMPT.
Mr. S. b. Moore was sent to jail yes
terday Tor one day for contempt 0
coult in threatening Mr.. Royal, th'
foreman of the grand jury, for hayiul
him summoned to testify in regard t.
the alleged sale of liquor on Sunday.
Moore said he was under the inhuenc,
of liquor when lie committed the OF
fence.
Several gates were painted red b,
some miscreant on Wednesday night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21
WIEN VIII TIE CARS RUN?

The rainy weather of course has in
terfered with the line work, but MIR.
Burt, the superintendent of the road,
is in hopes to have cars running oa
schedule time within week; but it Is
intended that everything shall be in
perfect readiness before single car is
started.
The cars will he run at short inter
walls up to midnight, anditis the inten-
ton Of the management to run por-
ton of the ears at intervals Of twenty
or thirty minutes from midnight to day
break, thereby giving the citizens o.
Richmond for the first time a complete
car service. The fare, added Nr. Bar
ry. will be FIVE cents over the entire
line. The matter OF tickets has not az
yet been decided upon, but will be in Il
feU GaVs
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- WRAPS.

l.r stock Of GARMENTS for Women and
.,f..Hreu is larger now than it WAS ever before.
u . arr confident that We can please ypu In
...... .tyle. and quality. LEVY * DAVIS.
.yvhat lauGsoiue CARPETS W. have.
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Tic following standing committees
were appointed:
On Fubhcation-C. W. p. Brock
CcLairman), George Ross, Hugh Nj.
ylor, and the Recording Secretary
and Treasurer cr-0Bcio.
On Nominatlons-B. N. Slaughter
(clairman), Charles Il. Cullen, I. S
Stone, l.. Langford, aud \. S. RiXey.
Executive Committee-W. w. Par
ker, }. Herbert Claiborne, Harvey
Black. Jacob MichauX, Gray Latham,
and the Recording Secretary and Trea-
surcr cr-0Wcio.
Neurological Committee S. c..
Gleavcs, j. $. Chancellor William p.
McGuirc, W. c. Day, and Thomas $.
Moore.
The society then adjourned.
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THE POWER.

The finishing touches are being put
upon the machinery, electric appara-
tus, and fittings at the power-house, on
Seventh and Canal streets, and it is
the opinion of the electricians who
have visited it within the last ten days
that it surpasses, as far as finish anl
suitability to its purposes are con.
cerned, any power-house in the United
States, not even excepting the new
Edison electric station in Boston. No
GAS will be used in or about the power
house-the light will be furnished by
electric chandeliers.
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,-,,p rprpprfoN Ar DIR. WHITES.

While the reception was IN progress
= Dr. McGuire's a similar entertain
81 n'ent took place at Dr. Joseph =, A.
Vbite'e. 4lO east Grace. About hali, All,
,.st 9 o'clock carriages began TO roll
p i,n IN The door, aud eleglntly-dresseii
ia5ics and gentlemen alightsd ana
,sc,o n,c ushered into the house: The yss'
,;hule light showed the hall to be eI-
o,r;s;teIy arranged with flowers, which
9's ,pnt : fragrance TO the entire place.
Igfer passing through the parlors
and meeting the ladies present tue
% auss,s were usherod into the dining
I'm s down stairs Here a fiae
aoOp aoso,tmept OF appetizing yianis
'.,sy Snd raro wines and exotics were
sSa seen on every hand. The scene
s~sA .sss fino one, presenting beautiful
'sn,osn' was handsomely dressed-laughins
va WI" talking-fne-looking men 10 eve
nm '..ma dress and exquisite surroundings.
p,rs mrs' White is very handsome and re'
sa;ssd ssis. Z her visitors with ease and grace.
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NEW STREE r.CA8s.
Arrival OF Ten nOre for the Eiec-
tric Line-Mr. Barry's Views.

Mr.. John +. Barry. treasurer of the
Union Passenger Street Railway Line,
yesterday said: "We are rather in a
mess at this time, as every new company
is likely to be. We are testing the
work on the line and it is giving salts
faction. This is now the third success
sive rainy day, and it has put us some
what back on the outside line work ;
but few days of fine weather will
enable us to complete the work on the
main line out to the reservoir. We
received ten close cars to-day-making
twenty in all that we have received, and
the last of this week we expect ten
more. Forty cars will be our outG. for
the present"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-21

DIR. Brock, Of Richmond, called mp
his resolution Offered last year. in refe-
renee TO applying to the Legislature OF
Virginia for an appropriation for the
establishment OF a State hospital. This
provoked some discussion, DIR. J. Her
bert Claiborne, OF Petersburg, strong
~ opposing IT,
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THE TEST.

Asked about the Wednesday. ight
test, Mr.. Barry said The test was one
OF a series nothing in particular in it.
self-one of great many-testing the
lines, measuring the currents, volume.
power, &c. This will be continued at
intervals for the next few days. 1t
serves the purpose of developing the
weak points naturally to be found in a
new line. Richmond will in a short
time enjoy the proud distinction of hay-
ing the longest and most complete
electric line of street railway in the
world, and those in charge OF the work
feel that it is best to make haste slowly.
Success is already assured, and, in fact,
no doubts were ever entertained by the
projectors on thi, point, and when the
line is finished they feel that the system
will be as near perfection as human en-
deaver and judicious expenditure ol
money can make it.
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THE RoLLING-sTOCK.

The cars are being as rapidly fittelup
as possible, taking in consideration the
fact that they are being provided with
electric lamps. which will be models OF
durability and beauty. These cars have
been manufactured to order by Brill &
Co., of Philadelphia, and no expense
has been spared in theirconstructlon.
, 1887-12-15
PERSONALS.

Ed Gimlle, who is engaged in mer.
camille pursuits at Waverly. is in the
| city ON one Of his occasional visits.
Mrs. Geo. Schoerr, has Just recently
returned from visit to her former
home in Alameda county, California.
w, A. Harvey, who spends most of
his time in the country, is in the city.
He is looking better than he has for
years.
w. w. Wam,hal, one of the leading
residents OF Rockford. came in yester-
day afternoon. He has great faith in
Spokane Falls, and talks of investing
in real estate.
George Pfundcr, the wel-known
resident OF Stevens county, has been
in the city several days ON business
connected with some OF his many
mining interests. Mr.. Pfunder is
not only one of the most
clever gentlemen hailing from
locality that abounds in good fel.
lows, but is rustler who is certain To
clean up II nice little fortune out OF
mining ventures. Together with his
bother he owns number OF We y
promising claims, both near Culville
! and in the Salmon River district. Mr..
Pfunder leaves for the north Friday
morning and will not probably return
again to the Falls until spring.
A. w. Strong, our popular county
assessor, has just returned from IL trip
to California. He visited Yolo coun-
ty, considered as the garden spot of
the central California, and left with
the intention Of remaining away the
greater portion of the winter, but five
or six weeks was lCng enough for him.
lie could not stand the slow going
south after several years experience
in Spokane Falls and he says he never
ielt better in his life thnn he did when
the train swung around the curve
and fiom the car platform he caught
the first sight of this city. This place
is good enough for him and he is viii.
ling to take his chances with il. Mr..
Strong is looking well although he
did not enjoy good health duiing his
abseuce.
, 1887-12-15
At RaN..

DENVER. Col, Dec II About o'cloch
Yesterday uiteruuuii, Gay iIullingswurlh.
deputy sheriff II Arapaliue county. ana
brother oi under sheriff Frank Holdings
worth. WAS Killed 10y Newton V"rcp, II
dpsprrndn, who Was hting pursued 10y II
sh.rili's posse. since The light " ilh the OF.
tiupis ut Deer Trail last Thursday, when he
dangerously wounded Deputy Sheriff Cant.
ley, Vurce has been riding from he ranch
tu another. cIutiing the ollicers. Yesterday
morning they located him ut dug ont sit
intrd IN u side hill within n iew itet o
Muddy creek, On The l.. q II. ranch, near
here The officers, Frank and Gay llol.
liu1swortl,, Geu Lnds, and Maudlin, IA
cowboy from Deer rrail, approached the
cabin. but were warned "if by Vorce, who
called out TO them To- Keep away. Frank
uulllnpswOrth called on V"rce to com.
cut aud surrender but the outlaw remained
silent, when the men approached the dug.
ont he would call tO them To look ont, aud
they did So. 1t was determined to wait
for darkness, and then make an attack.
Al 8 O'Clock the sheriils gathered about
the house, and advanced sluwly, Circlnrit,
with weapons drawn ready tor us. The
despe,udU gave no sign Of being aware ut
their approach, but when they had sp.
| preached within twenty Ieet Of the dugOut,
there was a noise on the south side of it,
the one which Gay Hollingswurth was
guarding. He saw u rustic Vt dead leaves
Of the house, and moment late there was
a report, aud tue brave depuY fell to the
ground with IA mortal wound IN the body
The other deputies ran around the bill and
lifting the PROSTATE man bore him tO u dis.
tance oi safety. They then attempted to
revive him. but he died. AS the outlaws
fired the deputies fired.
Word WAS immediately sent to Denver
for assistance and several officers
arrived this afternoon for the scene oi the
trouble, with Instructions to take the oui.
law dead ar alive. II 1t is inilr possible to in.
duce him to surrender an effort viii be- made
to burn him out
Frank Huliuysworth arrived here thi>
evening with his brothers body. which will
he shipped to Browning. Illinois. lie says
that Vorce is provided with ammunition and
provisions, and says that lie will never he
( taken alive. Just before lie left the ranch, u
man named Frost came ont and started to-
during the tiaht ot yesterday afternoon
| Vurce had his thigh badly shattered, bv II
ball and is unable tn stand. He was going
| for a surgeon. He also said that Vurce has
four companions i'll the dug.uut WHO would
stand by him To- the last.
| LATER. News Corona special SAYS. tina;
cowbuy has just arrived from the l. ii. G.
ranch, and say that Nurce was not wound.
ell in the thigh, us repurte,l. immediately
after killing Hullingswurth he mounted his
! horse and escaped IN the darkness, going
east. and is in better shape Ia defy the OF.
! ticers than ever. 1t is thought he is headed
! Tor New Mexico.
, 1887-12-15
sHERlEE,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~ VIRTUE OF AN EXEC UTION, Issued
out OF the Distr CT Court Of the Territory OF
Washington, and FOR the 4th Judicial District
Whereof. holding terms NJ Spokane Fa II, in
SpO- aIie County, In said Territory, and 10
me directed and delivered. for y Judgment
lUIh day 0f Angus, 4. D. 1881, In favor Of
James Clark, pIHiniiff: and against John &.
Davenport, defendant FOR the sum OF ! 80 q,
with interest at the rate Of ten per cent, per
nnnum, from said 26th day Of May A. ID. ,
1872 and the further sum Of fs........,......, AT.
tOrney's fees and s.B 10 costs ~ suit have
le, led on the following described real estate,
ner of Lot q, Is ock q, In the town Of Cheney,
spokane County, w. T.. running thence In
"a sout h-eusteil, direction, SiXty-Iour and two
tenihs (64 2 100 feet more or 'ss, along the
line betw, en- said lot and "F' street TO the
end OF the or u nal bank bu lding on said lot
Theme. Ut righ' angles ina SOU h west direc-
iion 25 feet thence AT light angle to the north
ives line Il said lot thence NJ right angle n
~ nori h..asi direction 25 feet tn place begin.
ming brinv the northwest part Uf said lot
IN block q, situate, lying and being In ~po-
kane 90 MY, Wa,h ington 7 rriiory.
OtIce Is hereh! CIV n Thai On Monnny The
18th day 81 January, A. J.. 1873; NJ y e hour
iiouse door, In SpOkane, IN the County of
spoknne, said Territory. i VIII sci all the
right tide and interest Of tho said John &.
davenport, d, PENDANT IN and TO he above
dpscri he'd renl estate, nt public n1ctiOn, to the
hishcsi ard best bidder, 10 satisfy said exc
cition and all costs.
NMES GLiSPiN
SheriTofspuka County, w,
by \. j. DUNCAN,
Depnty.
, 1887-12-15
The New Line.

MINNEAPoLis, Dec. ia Winnipeg
special says: The announcement that L.
II. sinclair Co., have received the con-
tract to build an extension to the Seattle
railroad to the boundary line proves that
the Canadian Pacific has determined to
have another field lor freight distribution,
and the line being biilt from Seattle to .lie
boundary line is for the PURPOSE of cun-
ncctirn with the extension ut the Canadian
Pacific railway, al,d thus furnish the latter
with All entry by rail into Washington ,er.
ritOry, Oregon, and California.
, 1887-12-15
Charity Ball.

The Ladies' Benevolent society are
arranging to give grand charity ball
at Concord;a hall, on Wednesday even
ing, December 2Sth. The ladies are
taking this means of raising funds
with which to aid them in carrying
out their work Of charity, caring for
the sick and INDECENT Of the city. For
this reason every member Of the COM
munity who can spare the p rice Of II
ticket should invest. 1t is at the sea.
son of the year when people naturally
feel kindly, and no doubt IL large sum
will be realized. 1t cannot be too
large, for the ladies deserve every dol
lar that is contributed. Bids for the
supper privilege will be open until the
goth Of this month.
, 1887-12-15
CITY COUNCIL.
The Session Spent In Passing Or
dInanCeS.

An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held last evening ut the
usual place and time. Mayor Taylor
in the chair. The following council
men were present: Drubcr, Kaul-
man, Clough, Arthur, Bishop and
johnson.
The ordinance to establish fire lin.
its, which had been made II special
order of business for the evening, was
first read.
Deuber thought the ordinance was
rather strong in that il forbids the
erection OF venpered brick buildings.
Clough moved that the ordinance be
put upon its final passage. and after II
few tiifling amendments, u vote WIS
,akcn and the ordinance lost, Knuf.
man and Clough voting for, and Deu.
Der, Arthur and Bishop against il.
Moved by kaufman, that n commit
tee OF three be appointed to- ac; with
the mayor to draw up another ordi-
nance on the same subject as the one
just lost. Carried.
The mayor appointed on the com
mittee, kaufman, Deuber and Hoover
Moved by Clough that the ordi-
nances which had been longest before
the council be taken up first. Carrie d.
The ordinance defining penalties
and fix ing the punishments therefor,
was taken up, and, ON motion OF
Clough, Was considered by sections.
Several amendments were made
and the ordinance was passed, Deu.
ber alone voting against it.
a II ordnance in IA, La inn a. thp A.
tension of water works was read and
post puned indefinitely.
IN ordinance for the construction,
maintainnnce and operation Of II
motor railroad WIS read and laid over
TIL the next regular meeting.
An ordinance authorizing w. S.
Norman and his associates to erect
| and maintain system Of poles and
wires for telegraph, telephone and
electric light purposes was read and
passed.
An ordinance establishing a side
walk on the south side of Bridge street
and the west side of Monroe street as
far as it's intersection with Mnllnn
street were read. Amended that the
side walk be built within twenty days
after the acceptance Of the street
grade 10y the city engineer and the
| committee on streets and ALLEYS. The
ordinance WAS passed unanimously.
On motion Of Clough n petition was
taken up in regard to the laying Of
sidewalks on Post street from the rail.
road crossing south To Second street,
on Second street west of Post to
Adams street, on the west Of Adams
south OF Second to Third street, along
Third street, west Of Adams to Cellar,
then along the south side of Third.
west Of Cellar to Maple street, then
south on the west side of Maple to
Fourth street, and west on Forth to
Ash street.
The city attorney was instructed to
draw an ordinance granting the
above request.
An ordinance to ratify, confirm
and supply the record Of an ordinance
previously granted to the Spokane
Falls Gas Light company was read and
passed
Dcuber moved that Mr. Severson be
allowed to Use the unexpired term OF
II license granted TO saloon he has
just bought out.
Adjourned.